'Elliot's account is more than inspirational reading; it belongs to the very heartbeat of evangelical witness,'---Christianity Today. Offering one of the great missionary biographies of the 20th century, Elliot draws extensively on her husband's letters and diaries to recount how he and four others were killed by Ecuador's Huaorani (Aucu) tribe in 1956. 351 pages, hardcover. Hendrickson.
